The seeds of all NIST curves, 5 over binary fields, and 5 over prime fields.pic.twitter.com/e4BKfnnrFv
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Definitely overfitting is a possibility. But notice the ordering of values in the yellow columns.
Regarding contrived alignment, see https://twitter.com/brian_____/status/836338084903976960 … and https://gist.github.com/briansmith/48029577ce4ecad994dc6b22e20158a7 …, which make it seem less silly.
I did, but not sure you wouldn't find that in any random strings. Plus the yellow column doesn't line up in a byte boundary.
Neither does the ASCII strings in the SECG seeds line up on a byte boundary.
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